Movesense

14/10/2026

The Movesense MD sensor enables the accurate, simultaneous measurement of and movement data. Students Alessandro Boldrin and Karen Bianco, supervised by Prof. Giovanni Antonio Salvatore and prof. Peppino Fazio, from Ca'​ Foscari University of Venice utilized the sensor to study cardiac time intervals using . Read more:

Students of Ca’ Foscari University of Venice applied Seismocardiography to study the Cardiac Time Intervals with the Movesense MD sensor.

07/05/2026

Vitalis, the largest Medtech event in the Nordics, ends today. Movesense was present in the energetic startup area. We presented our wearable CardioRTHM solution for self-monitoring of ECG by patients. Our CEO Jussi Kaasinen had the opportunity to present the solution on the startup stage.

The result was exactly what we hoped for: new leads, interesting collaboration opportunities and growing awareness of Movesense. Thank you to all our visitors!

If you are interested in utilizing the lightweight, wearable, MDR-certified, single-channel ECG monitor for your own use or patient work, send us a message and we'll get back to you!

04/05/2026

Movesense is exhibiting at Vitalis in Gothenburg, Sweden. The exhibition runs on May 5-7. If you are attending the show, check out our latest wearable ECG monitoring offering and say hello to our CEO Jussi Kaasinen and Business Development Director Tuulia Sotamaa at the booth B07:64.

Vitalis is the largest exhibition in the Nordics, offering unmatched access to companies, startups, public sector solutions and technologies driving healthcare forward.

11/02/2026

German dancer and choreographer Carlos Strasser is using Movesense sensors in his upcoming production to allow the dancer to control the music through movement.

In this video clip from a rehearsal, the dancer is wearing three sensors, two on the arms and one on the leg. The right arm controls a processed voice sound along the x-axis. For example, lifting the arm upwards changes the sound character. The left arm fades percussion elements in and out, also mapped along the x-axis through vertical movement.

On the left leg, a sensor is used to trigger a plucked synth sound via acceleration. The notes are quantized to a predefined scale, so everything stays in tune.

The video shows one of several “sound characters” Strasser is working with. Each dancer has an individual movement quality, and Strasser is composing a specific sonic character for each dancer so they feel comfortable and supported while improvising.

- In addition to the music controlled by the dancer through the sensors, there is a subtle synthesized soundscape in the background that runs independently. This gives the dancer a stable musical environment to “hold on to” and allows the sensor-driven sounds to interact with something that is already present, Strasser explains.

- Exploring this new territory is both technically and artistically challenging, but also very rewarding. Especially when everything aligns and the dancers become noticeably free and confident in their movement. As both a dancer and a musician, I see great potential in this technology and am excited to continue developing it, says Strasser.

20/01/2026

NEW PRODUCT ANNOUNCEMENT! Good Boost, a UK-based digital health company, introduces HydroPower, a unique tool for accurately quantifying movement in aquatic rehabilitation and hydrotherapy.

HydroPower uses Good Boost's scientifically validated movement algorithms to support informed decision-making and individualized therapy planning in aquatic rehabilitation.

The solution utilizes the movement measurement and standalone data recording capabilities of the wearable, water-resistant Movesense Flash sensor.

Good Boost transforms aquatic rehabilitation from intuition into intelligence with a professional, Movesense-powered monitoring tool .

19/12/2025

We are moving! New address from Jan 1st at Plaza Business Park near Helsinki Airport. Read more and note the address:

Movesense moves to new premises at Plaza Business Park near Helsinki Airport. Note the new address from Jan 1st, 2026!

04/12/2025

An exciting new study is underway that will utilize the combination of Movesense ECG and motion measurement to create a foundation for new measurements based on .
Movesense welcomes Prof. Giovanni Salvatore and Alessandro Boldrin of the SUPERVenice DSMN Ca Foscari unit of the Università Ca' Foscari Venezia to join the Movesense Academic Program!

New research project joins Movesense Academic Program to study the potential of Movesense MD sensor in seismocardiography.

26/11/2025

Movesense sensor's inertial measurement validated in gait analysis against gold standard force-plate system. The verdict: Movesense makes high-quality biomechanical measurements accessible outside the lab, enabling real-world monitoring at a fraction of the cost of traditional force plates.

Great job Raúl Martín Gómez & the sports technology team of University of Otago!

A new study validates the accuracy of Movesense inertial measurement in gait analysis vs. the gold standard reference force-plate system.

20/11/2025

How to record HR, RR, ECG, and IMU (movement) data with wearable Movesense sensors? Introducing the Movesense toolkit for various needs of collecting physiological and biomechanical raw data in health, sports, research, and product development.

How to record HR, ECG and IMU data with Movesense sensors - your free toolkit for collecting high-precision wearable data.

17/11/2025

New Movesense-powered solution for rehabilitation! GoodLife Technology is a Finnish expert in digital training solutions for physical rehabilitation and well-being. Their new application, GoodLife Monitor, utilizes data measured by Movesense sensors to support healthcare professionals and motivate patients to achieve better results in various rehabilitation processes. Read more about the benefits of GoodLife Monitor: https://www.movesense.com/showcase/goodlife-monitor/

GoodLife Monitor uses Movesense sensor data for tracking and guiding rehabilitation and optimizing well-being outcomes.